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Open the tool →委委屈屈 (wěi wěi qū qū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “feeling wronged and aggrieved, often with a sense of sadness or injustice; in a wronged and plaintive manner”.
委委屈屈 is pronounced wěi wěi qū qū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 委委屈屈 means “wronged and aggrievedly”. It is used to mean “feeling wronged and aggrieved, often with a sense of sadness or injustice; in a wronged and plaintive manner”.
受到不公平的待遇,心里十分难过